Since you are good at social media marketing, if you want, we may be able to work together.

There are certainly some obvious concerns, but I don't want to overlook the opportunity just because I have some preconceived notions of the headaches that may or may not ever materialize.I'm planning to do more research on the particular bar both on social media and in public records.

Finally, the last cool thing I am going to do is use my extensive knowledge of social media advertising and web design to ensure I'm in front of these distressed owners by not only getting into their mailbox but also their social feeds.

Finally, the last cool thing I am going to do is use my extensive knowledge of social media advertising and web design to ensure I'm in front of these distressed owners by not only getting into their mailbox but also their social feeds.

The seller has already provided soft copies of the 1040 to the bank but with social security numbers and other personal information blurred out.The question is... why does the bank need the sellers 1040 from IRS?

The only difference is that under legal status it is listed as: REO. 

., I probably shouldn't speculate too much on the status of the Midtown condos, but when I look out my office window or drive/walk through Midtown, there appears to be an abundance of condos which are already finished (within the last 1-2 years) and at least several new condo buildings currently under construction, each at different stages of completion. 

(I'm in the bay area and all I have as of now is a website and social media.)

Someone forgot to change the MLS status. 

CA investors who don't understand the midwest > annoy the heck out of sellers > Sellers tell them to go away, and I swoop in as it leaves pending status...I guess that is becoming my strategy... haha.No really though, I invest in Southern Ohio.